They do ride much better with a load.
I'm glad you like the video, I try to learn something every time I make one. However, I do seem to forget 95% of it by the time I get a chance to make another. Maybe I need to make time for it more often... The hardest part of the split screen stuff is having another camera and someone to remember to either operate it or turn it on. I found syncing them to be interesting as well. The software I have has a function for it, but it uses audio to sync and inside and outside can be vastly different causing it to fail. I had to move them in relation to each other frame by frame under zoom to get it lined up right on this one.
